Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

Na ' .stfish into Warmers Lake. They nj nj undoubtedly thrive If put in and rermltted to propagate.
 t;ao. W. Roberts an engineer on the M A. R R., died on the west t",rI train yesterday at Deming. C,1sa neuralgia of the heart.
 ,.,ording to the revised code ms 3.-,earor IS punishable by imprison- .aInt in \ county jail not exceeding six --ontbs. or by s fine not exceeding S3eO, or by both.
 ssve-al mining claims in the vicinity ,,,ba famous Mammoth, are reported to v '. gS.sni7yiag prospective litigation. The ,-onfrties in question have two claim suts,
 e,lored individual by name of .,,r,- WAS convicted of being drunk e1i sblsing his family before Judge Never today. He was sent up for the customary seven days.
 nlain drunk fingers III the city bas- ble. He will clean up for being fat ,eY-d ID, If at the end of five days If he n- found sufficiently sober he will be dis charged and told to sin no more.
 MT. Garry, of the well known firm of NV Bernard & O.. at ArIvRca, IS in the city on business connected with his firm. He reports the several mining csrns ID fiat section as shut down and hut little prospecting being done.
 MILD. Chillsou has made a map of inc new town "Leroy' recently sur y-yed in the vicinity of inc Nekoi camp. The work IS well executed and the temp ts,ion to buy town lots on mRp-sight Is hard to be resisted.
 Cattle are reported by Knox Corbett, rho arrived last evening from hIs San Pedro ranch. to be doing well. The rzinfsll has been abundant, ard as rras. will soon be plentiful but little farther loss ID stock Is to be appre- hended.
 The rainfall m the Santa Rita noun tains and country lying south of that range, Is said by Mir. John Young, now in the city, to have exceeded ten times the amount that fell here. St Greater vile It rained uncessIngly for a week. The grass, Mir. Young reports. is already 6 foot deep and waves n the wind like 6 field Of wheat Cattle are fat and but fer losses have been experienced.
 The firm Of Simpson & Sullivan, Meyer street butchers, has been dissOlv- d. Mr. Simpson retiring and Mr. Sulli- van continuing the business. This mar ket has always been famous for the ex cellencies ot its meats. During the re cent drought when tst cattle were scarce much trouble WAS experienced Tn pro curing Rn approved quality, but this NIT. Sullivan always succeeded ID doing. The fst, young beeves and muttons on exhibition in this market, tended large ly to give 1t the envisble reputation 1t possesses. Mir. Sullivan is exceedingly courteous an cblIginR and his efforts 10 give not on'y individual but general satisfaction has done much 10 augment bis business.
 4 fine box of Salt River valley grapes we're through the kindness of Mir. w. L. Whipley, received st the CITIZEN office this morning. The grapes were eX- large in size and of most ex- oellent flavor, No California grown grape thus far in the Tucson market, Bt all equals them. Mr. Whepley is in the fresh fruit business in PheBiX and IS considered one of the most active and young men in the valley. He IS always In advance of his competi- tors in the trade, always supplied with the best fruits the valley produces, and always prepared for a war of prices. Recently he secured absolute control of ;ae product of the finest orchards ID the vicinity of Phenix and now calls the st tent.on of dealers throughout the cOun- tTy to this fact,
 The Pima Indians select several prom ising youths Of their tribe from time to tune fer repositories of their traditions, Judge ]. D. Walker say, and they are carefully instructed ID the historical le- genis pertaining to their tribe. being re- Cuirsd 10 commit them faithfully to memory. They In turn instruct their successors and thus preserve the trsdl- tons 10 the exact language recItec by their ancestors of many years ago, Ihey have knowledge of the tribe that built the old Casa GraDde and other vast buildings whose ruins now excite such interest and curiosity. The decendsnts c. this tribe now live in Sonora, and from them it may be possible 10 learn much of the civilization that once pre- vailed along the Gila river.-Florence Enterprise.
 There was a racket in the little Chins t-ld-i3u 8. the head of Maiden Lane to-day, between the proprietor and the proyerbial Peck's bad boy over five cents worth of soap. The boy asked iof the soap and the prOpretOr Of the tendelOn asked for the money, The boy boldly maintained that he had paid It and the Chinamsn Rs stoutly asserted to inc contrary. The controversy led to tghy In which the boy was worsted. An appeal was taken to Judge Meyer who after pstIent investigation, fined the propuetor of the store S7.OO, which amount was promptly paid. A Mexican man WAS the chief witness on behalf of the boy. He swore to having seen the latter pay the money over which the dispute arose.
 Mr. F. A. Stevens, now in this city. re- ports busIness quiet III the neigborhood oi the Qu'iOtoa. The Locomotive com pany are still driving down their main work shaft preparatory to opening up tne mlne on Rn extended scale. The Bonsnzs company. under Superlntend- sn; Picket, will soon have the Weldon road completed to the Locomotive camp. Atramway leading from the mouth of he tunnel to the upper end of the road, has yet to be put ID before ore can be supplied and the mill pu: in operation. Au abundance of rain has fallen and the country thereabouts looks well.
 Section 640. Penal Code. Rev. Stats. oi Arizona. All physicians and sccouch- CTS ID this Territory shall report iD writ ias to the county.rcoorder in the county 10 which they occur, all births and deaths SAleh come under their supervision, Slth the cause of death. When any such birth or death shall take place and 20 physician or sccoucher shall be m attendance the same shall within thirty ga!s thereof be reported in writing to lhe county recorder where the same 'laLl have occurred, with the supposed
 U1ase ot death by the pRren [ or husband.
 Vile, or the next of kin (nOt minor)
 a ' lhe child born or person deceased, as
 .Ie case may be, or if there be none,
 sueh by the owner or lessor of the